Police officers currently communicate using radios. Radio is the absolute fastest way to transfer information and cannot be replaced. Ride-along is a tool that aims to augment the use of Radios by utilising NLP to parse information communicated over radios and share them with other officers.
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Note: Because these commands were trained using Dialogflow, they do not have to be in the exact form listed below.
"Hey [officer name], I'm on my way."
"I'm going on foot"
"I'm hurt and need medical assistance"
"I'm in pursuit"
"All good now!"
"Shots fired!"
"Just saw a tall caucasion male with tatoos wearing a blue shirt"
There are 3 distinct parts to this project
The client is a webapp built using React, Redux, and Firebase. It's role is to listen for updates on Firebase and display them in real time.
The radio is another webapp built using React. It's job is to listen and transform the officer's speech using speech-to-text and Dialogflow's NLP models. It then updates the state in Firebase.
The server listens to changes in Officer's position and updates any navigational routing so they keep up to date. Navigational waypoints are calculated using Mapbox's API.